Ahead of his much anticipated comeback to Ranji Trophy play for Delhi, star batsman Virat Kohli is perspiring in the nets. Delhi defeated Saurashtra by 10 wickets in two days, although Kohli was not present. With Delhi playing Railways in the upcoming round of matches, which begins on January 30, Kohli is anticipated to return to the Ranji Trophy for the first time since 2013. Sanjay Bangar, a former India batsman, watched as Kohli hit the nets in Mumbai before to his expected return.
The squad is scheduled to play the Railways side next week, and Kohli will join India colleague Rishabh Pant in Delhi.
The BCCI implemented a new policy for players after the team’s overall defeat in Australia. It included a number of topics, including domestic cricket, family participation on tours, and baggage. The player’s family time on away tours has been limited to 14 days under the new rules.
Virat was one among the players under criticism following the 1-3 series loss to Australia, since he only managed to score 190 runs in 10 innings during the recently ended Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Virat finished the previous season with a century and two fifties, but just 655 international runs in 23 games and 32 innings at an average of 21.83. His highest rating was 100*.
Since the beginning of 2020, Virat’s Test results have been drastically declining. Virat has only amassed 2,028 runs at an average of 30.72 in 39 Test matches since the beginning of 2020, with only three hundreds and nine fifties to his credit. He has a maximum score of 186.
With two hundreds and three fifties, Virat finished the ICC World Test Championship 2023–25 cycle with 751 runs at an average of 32.65 in 14 games and 25 innings. He had a peak score of 121.
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